Using v.in.ascii I imported a set of points then used the GUI vector map
editor to join the points into an area boundary. How do I remove the points
at each node so the boundary is a single line without point symbols (in this
case, basic/x) displaying?
TIA,
Rich
If your set of points are ordered, you might want to have a look at the v.in.lines module.
THen, assuming the set of points are indeed a closed boundary (the first and last points are equivalent) then v.type will convert the line to a boundary.
On 08/23/2018 07:45 PM, Rich Shepard wrote:
Using v.in.ascii I imported a set of points then used the GUI vector map
editor to join the points into an area boundary. How do I remove the points
at each node so the boundary is a single line without point symbols (in this
case, basic/x) displaying?TIA,
Rich
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On Fri, 24 Aug 2018, Micha Silver wrote:
If your set of points are ordered, you might want to have a look at the
v.in.lines module. THen, assuming the set of points are indeed a closed
boundary (the first and last points are equivalent) then v.type will
convert the line to a boundary.
Micha,
Yes, the first and last points are the same. I'll look at v.in.lines and
v.type to clean this up.
Toda,
Rich
On Fri, 24 Aug 2018, Rich Shepard wrote:
Yes, the first and last points are the same. I'll look at v.in.lines and
v.type to clean this up.
Micha, et al.:
I also added a centroid and reprojected from WGS84 (lon-lat) to the
project's location. Now I would appreciate advice on adjusting the boundary
of the black area on the attached screenshot -- along the left and bottom
sides -- to the adjacent orange lines.
For some reason I've yet to learn interactive vector editing in 7.5.svn is
not working for me. I would like to understand why not, but there may be
alternatives of which I'm unaware and learning these would be valuable. All
suggestions and advice welcome.
Regards,
Rich
